IVPN

IMO Mullvad is the best for Mint. The ProtonVPN Linux app still sucks. I've heard iVPN are also good, but never tried them. You can download the app as a .deb file from their website.

Still no IPv6 and Secure DNS support on Windows and iOS. Also a latency indicator would be nice, like IVPN and Windscribe do

Great news! I've been hoping for an alternative to NextDNS and Controld. Will this service be free for IVPN Pro users and will it be integrated with IVPN in the future?

I used Mullvad and IVPN. Both work well and are easy to install & update, which is important to me as I use Linux and am not a Linux Pro. They both claim to not keep logs. Ivpn was a little quicker.

Filen for cloud. Which is really good (and it's literally two clicks to set up a local mount on Linux). I got 100gb for 40 euros lifetime. The only downside being the lack of integrated office suite (so I have Murena as a secondary cloud provider as they have an OnlyOffice integration). For mail I u

I think you should try a few distros as live CDs (Use Ventoy for ease). The main choice really is Desktop Environment, there is Gnome (On Zorin OS), KDE (on Kubuntu, MX Linux and others), and Cinnamon (on Mint). Fedora is also worth a look, and that has both Gnome and KDE versions, though a lot of o

Nah by far not , windscribe got a better killswitch , better filtering , supports streaming , got less everyday issues , way faster reaction on blocks. Easier to Contact employees. Smarter choice in upgrades of their protocols and more of them , cheaper , and no weird conflicting pseudo rules also o

its much easier with apps like Proton, Windscribe, Mullivad, IVPN, OVPN, and others. the easiest way is probably for you to create a config file on their website/configuration tool, then you import that into your firewalla. lots of articles on the firewalla website spelling that out for you step by

Mad props to iVPN for this implementation. This is huge VPN news, right? (shhhh) I know people have been playing with Shadowsocks protocols, but this brings V2Ray into the mainstream for more average users (like myself) and via VMess protocol which is a more versatile .. giving us QUIC and TCP optio

Well, it's triggering restarts based on the time, and with speedtest triggered thresholds. I'm not too sure on the speedtest part after dowitex's discussion, but the timed restart is great -- if your setup recovers properly. I tried it with ivpn and it recovered and continued seeding of user-initiat